Call for Abstract Extended Deadline for Cytokines 2024 / KAI 2024 - May 30, 2024 (23:59 KST)! For ICIS Student/Postdoc members the travel award application is also extended until May 30th #cytokines2024 Please retweet and plan to share your cytokine science at the joint meeting.

Just over a week to go!!! We've put together a really exciting programme for our one-day #LIPNsymposium! Brilliant science, networking with your peers, prizes and it's all free! What's not to like! There is still time to register here: shorturl.at/kET39 Please RT!

So close now! We'll see you on Monday!!! 🚀

This is such a great opportunity! If you are looking for a postdoc now, look no further! This will be the most wholesome postdoc you'll ever do! ⬇️

Interferons! Next Wednesday at VV! ⬇️

Extremely excited to see our paper out in nature! How does the body respond to SARS-CoV-2, and what happens if you don't get infected after exposure? We unravel the exact timeline of the cellular responses to inoculation with SARS-CoV-2 in humans. (1/4) nature.com/articles/s4158…

Two papers in nature present a new genome editing technique that enables the insertion, inversion and deletion of long DNA sequences at user-specified genome positions. The approach may provide an easier method of genome editing. go.nature.com/3RGkI8M go.nature.com/3RHBvIs

The landscape of expression and alternative splicing variation across human traits hubs.ly/Q02DxkXK0 Top-read Cell Genomics paper — 14,750 downloads BSC-CNS Marta Melé

Recently, two seqs showed up from an infection originating around June 2020. Only a minuscule fraction of such cases are sequenced, so a non-trivial number of people have likely been infected for 4+ years. That's over 1450 days of infection. Long-term consequences: unknown.

I second the previous speaker! Don't miss this tomorrow! 🤓

One more sleep! One more sleep! Don't miss out on Kelly and @DBrokatzky 's talks tomorrow! It will be fantastic to see you all! (Make sure to register for free!)

Great turnout tonight! Thanks for joining us!

'Tis the season🎄! Our last #LIPNseminar this year will be at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine on the 5th of December! The fantastic Antoni Wrobel and Andrea Majstorovic will be showcasing their work! Register here: shorturl.at/mNmce Come for the science, stay for the networking! See you there!

Congratulations! Great to see this fantastic work out at last!

Great work! Congrats Mohamed ElGhazaly and Kate Morling !

NEWS ALERT: Our 3rd annual LINE symposium will be on the 9th of June The Francis Crick Institute. Join for fantastic ECR-science, networking, a careers panel and so much more. Submit your abstract: shorturl.at/7KuXL Free registration: shorturl.at/wLyWY Details: shorturl.at/MyWNl

Pleased to share our work on how early sars CoV 2 viruses were showing biological changes that later defined omicron. In particular reduced spike cleavage efficiency Signatures of omicron-like adaptation in early SARS-CoV-2 variants and chronic infection biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Special shout outs to our great collaborators Lipi Thukral IGIB Delhi , Darren Martin UCT Cape Town , Clare Jolly UCL London

🚨INCOMING! Join us for our next LINE seminar (9th of April) UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health. We are excited to host Oscar Torres and Mohamed ElGhazaly to hear about metagenomics in diagnostics and how host/pathogens battle it out! Followed by a networking social! Register here:shorturl.at/kGmfh

This will be a great ECR infection symposium in June! It's not too late to submit abstracts, we've just extended the deadline! ⏬️